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Marokko | Fez een ware schatkamer

Dinsdag, 12 maart 2024 | Het betreden van de oude stad Fez is als het betreden van een magische tijdmachine, waar elke straat, elke geur en elke steen een verhaal vertelt dat teruggaat tot eeuwen geleden. Tijdens ons bezoek aan deze Marokkaanse schatkamer hebben wij enkele van de meest betoverende plekken verkent, diep doordrongen van geschiedenis en cultuur. Onze reis begint bij Dar el-Makzen,…

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Today there is no poem.

Instead, there's a link to an article and recording of a synagogue service recorded in Morocco. There was an extensive Jewish community in Demanate for many centureis (none today).

Note: the link to the article / recording works (text to the contrary notwithstanding).

Jews lived in Demnate in the 1100s, four centuries before the mellah of Marrakech was founded.  In the 16th century, the Granada-born Muslim traveler Leon L’African visited Demnate and found many Jews in a population of 2,000 households. Their occupations included serving as merchants, traders and artisans.

Demnate’s Jews got along well with the town’s Muslims during the first part of the 19th century. They lived among Muslims and invested together in businesses.

However, in 1884 the Jews of Demnate reported to the Sultan that the Governor forced them to work on the Sabbath, clean dirty areas, carry heavy objects on their backs, work without pay and sell their merchandise at half price. They also complained that Jewish women were forced to work without approval of their husbands.

In response, the Minister of Great Britain in Tangier pressured the Sultan to allow more protégés in Demnate. These reports, as well as other reports of atrocities in the coastal city of Safi, were used by Sir Moses Montefiore to justify his visit to Morocco in 1864, where he put pressure on the Sultan to improve the conditions of the Kingdom’s Jews.

The Demnate mellah was built in 1887. Jewish leaders continued to complain about mistreatment by the Governor and an 1894 attack on the mellah. Susequently, the caids of Demnate, members of the El Glaoui family, treated Jews with respect during the French Protectorate in Morocco from 1912-1956.

Jews made up a large percentage of Demnate’s population. In 1883, there were 1,700 Jews in a population of 4,000. In 1960, the 1,200 Jews were almost 20% of the population. Today, the town hosts no Jews. The cemetery has four Jewish saints, including Rabbi David El Draa Halevy, at whose tomb there is an annual hiloula.

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My Personal Journey Through Morocco: An 8-Day Tour of Imperial Cities

DAY 1: CASABLANCA, MOROCCO

Upon arriving at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca, I was warmly greeted by my English-speaking Resident Tour Director. He held a sign with my name and escorted me to my hotel in Casablanca.

Casablanca – The City

Casablanca, known as Casa or Dar el Baida, is Morocco's economic and commercial hub. The city offers a blend of modernity and tradition. I explored the Hassan II Mosque, admired its stunning architecture and oceanfront setting. I wandered through the Old Medina, with its maze of streets and vibrant souks, and marveled at the Art Deco buildings in the new town.

HASSAN II MOSQUE This mosque, one of the largest in the world, features a 200-meter-high minaret and beautiful lighting that enhances its architecture.

DAY 2: CASABLANCA | FEZ VIA RABAT

I began my Morocco imperial cities tour from Casablanca by visiting the impressive Hassan II Mosque. Then, I traveled to Rabat, exploring its historic medina and bustling markets, before heading to Fez.

Rabat – The City

Rabat's medina, with its powerful ramparts and busy souks, provided a fascinating glimpse into Morocco's history and culture. I visited the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Hassan Tower, both offering stunning views.

DAY 3: FEZ | THE MEDIEVAL CITY

Fez el-Bali, the old quarter, felt like stepping back in time. I wandered through its narrow alleys, visited the Mellah (Jewish Quarter), and dined at a traditional Moroccan riad.

DAY 4: FEZ | MEKNES | ROMAN RUINS OF VOLUBILIS

I traveled to Meknes, another UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its grand gates and mausoleums. The highlight was visiting the Roman ruins of Volubilis, with its well-preserved mosaics.

DAY 5: MARRAKECH | THE “RED CITY”

After breakfast, I headed to Marrakech, arriving in the afternoon. The city's vibrant medina and Djemaa el-Fna square were captivating, filled with food vendors, performers, and a lively atmosphere.

DAY 6: MARRAKECH

I explored Marrakech's ancient medina, visiting the Dar Si Said Museum, El Badi Palace, and the Koutoubia Mosque. Strolling through Djemaa el-Fna square was a sensory delight.

DAY 7: MARRAKECH | ATLAS MOUNTAINS

I chose a full-day excursion to the High Atlas Mountains. The majestic views, a hike to a picturesque village, and time spent with local Berbers were unforgettable. I learned about their daily life while enjoying traditional Berber bread and mint tea.

DAY 8: DEPART MARRAKECH

I transferred to the airport in Marrakech, marking the end of my unforgettable tour from Casablanca.

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Hallada en España una especie nueva de mosca negra en Europa

Los científicos han determinado la presencia de cinco especies de mosca negra, el insecto ‘Simulium mellah’ entre ellas, en el Campo de Tabernas (Almería), un hábitat semiárido Un equipo liderado por el Centro de Investigación Biomédica de La Rioja (CIBIR) con participación del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) ha identificado por primera vez la especie de mosca…

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Buque escuela La Soummam

Buque escuela La Soummam

Faltaban pocos minutos para las nueve de la mañana del 4 de agosto de 2021 cuando el buque escuela El Mellah (938) con bandera de Argelia enfilaba la bocana norte del puerto de Barcelona, al poco de subir el práctico de guardia comenzó su entrada al puerto, en visita de cortesía, seguido de cerca por el remolcador Montbrio. Poco a poco y a pesar del mal tiempo que amenazaba con lluvia, el velero…

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#inmorocco 👉 Places to visit 🚙 _______________ 👉 Casablanca : +Visit the medina +Visit the Mohammed V Plaza +Visit the United Nations Square +Visit  the central market +Visit the Habbous district +Visit the Royal Palace +Visit mosque hassan II 👉RABAT + Visit the wonderful Kasbah of Oudayas +Visit the Hassan Tower +Visit the the Royal Palace +Visit the the magnificent mausoleum of Mohammed V 👉 CHEFCHAOUANE + Exploring The blues alleys +Exploring the village and market. 👉 MEKNES +Visit the Medina +Visit the most beautiful royal gate in Morocco +Visit the romain area volubilis landmark 👉 FEZ + Visit the Bou Anania Medersa +Visit the Attarine Medersas + Visit the Qarawiyyin Mosque 👉 Ifrane + Well see the forest monkeys in Mechilfine 👉 MERZOUGA + Camping in luxury camps in the desert +Camel's riding + Watching the sunset and sunrise + Visit the GORGES OF DADES + Visit the TOUDGHA-ROSES VALLEY 👉 OUARZAZATE + Visit Kasbah Taourirte +Visit the AIT BEN HADDOU 👉 MARRAKECH + palace badiiâ +palace bahia +Tomb of saâdiine +Kasbah +Jewish quarter +square of jamâ el fena + garden of majorel +Medina souks 👉 ESSAOUIRA +visit the Medina +Visit the Mellah (old Jewish quarter) +Visit the Kasbah (old military bastion) + Visit the fishermen port + Admire a rare scene of goats climbing Arang trees. +Learn about Argan oil processing at a ladies artisanal factory + Enjoy a walk on the sandy beach of Essaouira ✅ INCLUDES : ----------------------- 👉Airport Transfer 👉Pick up and drop off to your accommodation with breakfasts and 1 dinner show at the luxury camps in merzouga desert 👉 hotels and riads and 1 night in the luxury camp 👉Camel Trekking and desert camp 👉Guided tours in Fez, Essaouira and Marrakech 👉Transportations stand by 👉Tour in 4wd or Mini-van with air conditioned 👉Driver Guide (English Speaker) 👉Meneral water 👉Fuel __________________________ #morocco #maroc #марокко #marokko #モロッコ #摩洛哥 #moroccotours #moroccotravel #visitmorocco #travelmorocco #inmorocco #simplymorocco #moroccotrip #marocaine #morocco🇲🇦 #marruecos #marocaine #marrakech #casablanca #tanger #fes #travelblogger  #traveltheworld #travelguide  #travelholic (at Marrakech, Morocco) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd0a-iws1h8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Algeria. Salim Halali, born Simon Halali, is an Algerian jewish singer of Andalusian music. He was born on July, 30th, 1920 in the city of Annaba, in a family who is originally from Souk Ahras. 

In 1937, when in France, Mohamed el Kamel and Mohamed Iguerbouchène compose about fifty songs in Arabic for Salim Halali who became well-known all over North Africa but also among famous Egyptian singers like Our Kalthoum and Mohamed Abdelwahed. 

During the second World War and under the Nazi Occupation of France, Halali was given a false birth certificate by Si Kaddour Benghabrit, the founder and first rector of the Great Mosque of Paris, to proof he was muslim. He also etched the name of Salim’s late father on a tombstone in the muslim cemetery of Bobigny to avoid him being deported. 

In 1949, he moved to Morocco where he bought an old café in the Mellah of Casablanca : Le Coq d’Or, one the most prestigious cabaret in the country, was born. 

In1960, Halali left Morocco for the South of France when his cabaret was destroyed in a fire. He continued to perform on famous stages until the early nineties. He died on June, 25th, 2005 in the south of France. 

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Nouvel article depuis le site littéraire Plume de Poète - Sur la route de ma vie - Fouzia El Mellah

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8 days Travel: Imperial Cities, Anti / High Atlas and Desert Erg Chebbi

Day 1: Rabat - Meknes - Volubilis - Moulay Idriss - Fez

Morning departure for Meknes, the Imperial City of Sultan Moulay Ismail, with visits to its Medina, or old city, and Bab el Mansour, the monumental gateway and main entrance into this 17th century city. Next, stop at the Roman ruins of Volubilis—the finest archaeological site in Morocco –with its mosaics, temples and triumphal arch, on your way to the village of Moulay Idriss, the holy founder of the first indigenous Islamic kingdom of Morocco. Continue to Fes for check-in at your hotel (breakfast)..

Day 2: Fez – Visit Guided

Pick up from your hotel to make a visit of Fes, the oldest imperial city. Visit of the mellah (Jewish quarter), the medina, the exterior of the mosque, visit to the Koranic school Al Boaunania and the university El Karaouine. Lunch at a typical restaurant in the medina. External visit of the Andalous mosque and Moulay Idriss tomb. Panoramic visit of the city. Dinner and accommodation.

Day 3: Fez – Merzouga

Pick up from your hotel after breakfast, then drive south to Ifrane and Azrou through the Middle Atlas mountains. On the way you will stop at the cedar forests to see the Barbarian Apes in their natural habitat. Travelling through the Tizi Ntalghamt pass to Midelt and along the magnificent Ziz Gorges carved through volcanic rock, you’ll see views of the Middle-Atlas plateau and the scenery changing to reveal hints of the desert as you approach the city of Errachidia. After lunch we’ll continue our journey through the Ziz Valley to Merzouga hotel where you will leave your luggage in a safe room , after a cup of tea you will take a camel ride to a Berber camp in the middle of the Erg Chebbi Dunes which are the highest sand dunes in North Africa. The camel trek takes about 1 hour 30 min to the camp. The tents are well equipped with mattresses, blankets, and cushions. After dinner you will gather around the fire and enjoy the sound of traditional Berber drums under the stars. Dinner and accommodation.

Day 4: Merzouga

Early morning riding camels to the edge of the Sahara desert and to the Dunes of Merzouga, the highest in North Africa, to see the sun rise. Imagine yourself on the camel, enjoying the Saharan landscapes. Also, we will have the chance to listen to Gnawa music in the village of Khamlia. Then on through date palm groves to the remains of what was once the medieval city of Sigilmassa. Tonight we enjoy a dinner of local food. (Dinner/breakfast).

Day 5: Merzouga – Tazarine – Agdez – Ouarzazate

Early morning, you will wake up to enjoy the sunrise over the dunes of Erg Chebbi, followed by breakfast in the camp the camel trek back to the hotel at the dune line for a quick shower. We drive to Rissani, a small Saharan town in southeast of Morocco, here we can stop to visit a fossil workshop before we continue to Agdez and Draa valley junction where we head north to Ouarzazate after crossing the small volcanic Atlas Mountains. Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Day 6: Ouarzazate - Marrakech

Visit of Morocco’s ‘Hollywood’ before we depart for Taourirt and the famous Kasbah village of Ait Benhaddou and on to Marrakesh. (Dinner/Breakfast)..

Day 7: Marrakech City Tour

Visit the Arabic palaces and old Koran school for a taste of Morocco culture and history. Visit Ménara Garden and the Souk where many guild artisans can be watched as they work. Beautiful tapestry and fabrics and leather. Exotic spices. The Plaza Djemna el Fna with Berber musicians, snake charmers, fortune-tellers, fire-eaters, storytellers is a must. The night brings the FANTASIA spectacular, a special Marrakech dinner..

Day 8: Marrakech - Casablanca - Rabat

After breakfast, prepare for departure to Casablanca and Rabat to airport as you carry your Morocco holiday travel experiences with you,... Journey's end.

What is included :

Private tour in comfortable air-conditioned vehicle

Pick up from your accommodation

Multilingual Driver/guide

Camel Trekking

Night in Desert Camp

Breakfast and Dinner

What is not included :

lunch

Drinks

Fee to Enter some Monument.

http://www.jranatoursmorocco.com/8-days-Travel.html

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MALTA VALLETTA by icx x Via Flickr: EL-MELLAH 958 -sailing ship /Sailing Vessel

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Explore the Mysteries of Morocco: A 10-Day Journey from Fes

Day 1: Full Day Exploring Fes

Today, we began our Morocco itinerary tour from Fes. We explored Fes el-Bali, a UNESCO World Heritage site, visited the Royal Palace, the Mellah (Jewish Quarter), and the bustling Medina with its cafes, Mederasas, museums, and the Chouara tanneries. By late afternoon, we were escorted to our Riad.

Day 2: Fes – Ifrane – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Merzouga Desert

We started early and drove through Ifrane, the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas, and the High-Atlas Mountains. After lunch near Midelt and a short break at the Ziz Valley, we arrived at the majestic dunes of Erg Chebbi. We were warmly welcomed with mint tea and pastries, then enjoyed dinner by the pool and spent the night in a Riad by the dunes.

Day 3: Explore the Desert Area & Camel Trek

We climbed a dune to watch the sunrise, had breakfast, and explored the desert area. We visited Khamlia village for Gnawa music, learned about the traditional irrigation system, and shared mint tea with a nomad family. After lunch, we went on a camel trek to enjoy the sunset and spent the night in a luxury desert camp.

Day 4: Merzouga Desert – Erfoud – Todra Gorge – Dades Valley

We watched the sunrise again, had breakfast, and continued west. We stopped in Erfoud, known for fossils and dates, and explored Todra Gorge. We spent the night in the lush Dades Valley in a comfortable hotel/Riad.

Day 5: Dades Valley – Nomad Caves – Skoura – Ouarzazate

After breakfast, we visited a nomad family, drove through the Valley of Roses, and visited Amredil Kasbah. We arrived in Ouarzazate, known for the Atlas Film Studios.

Day 6: Ouarzazate – Ait Benhaddou – Atlas Mountains – Marrakech

We toured Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then crossed the High-Atlas Mountains and arrived in Marrakech in the evening.

Day 7: Marrakech Sightseeing

We visited the Bahia Palace, Majorelle Garden, Menara Gardens, Koutoubia Mosque, and Jamaa El Fna square.

Day 8: Marrakech – Essaouira – Casablanca – Rabat

We headed west to Essaouira, explored its medina and ramparts, then continued to Casablanca and visited the Hassan II Mosque and Corniche. Finally, we arrived in Rabat, explored its landmarks, and stayed overnight.

Day 9: Rabat – Chefchaouen – Fes

We drove through the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen, known for its blue-painted walls, and later returned to Fes for dinner and overnight.

Day 10: Fes – Transfer to Airport

Our 10 days tour from Fes ended with a transfer to the airport, concluding a wonderful holiday around Morocco.

This Morocco itinerary for 10 days was an incredible journey through diverse landscapes and rich culture.

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Ultima tappa del giorno: Fès el-Jdid (Nuova Fes) con le 7 porte del Palazzo Reale e il mellah, ossia il quartiere ebraico.

Scatto all’interno della sinagoga Ibn Danan

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In porto a Livorno il veliero El Mellah, la "Vespucci" algerina

Il veliero El Mellah, ormeggiato nel porto di Livorno Livorno 22 luglio 2022 – In porto a Livorno il veliero El Mellah, la “Vespucci” algerina Come livornesi siamo abituati a vedere nel nostro porto le nostre navi-scuola Vespucci e Palinuro, in questi giorni il porto di Livorno registra una importante presenza internazionale; Il veliero,  nave scuola algerina (di recente costruzione) El Mellah…

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Ville impériales & Nord du Maroc 

Les villes impériales du Maroc sont les capitales successives créées par les fondateurs des dynasties marocaines (Idrissides, almoravides, Almohades, Mérinides, Saadiens et Alaouites), «À grand roi, grande ville» ! Ce circuit vous emmènera aux racines de la culture marocaine. Vous découvrez les richesses naturelles et historiques du Maroc en parcourant les splendeurs des capitales des Sultans. 

** Programme/Description ** 

📍24 septembre : Rabat - kenitra.

Arrivée et accueil à l’aéroport de Rabat, et nous vous conduisons immédiatement à la ville de Kenitra. Installation dans votre hôtel.

📍25 septembre : kenitra - Volubilis – Meknès - Fès. 216km

Petit déjeuner rendez vous avec le guide est chauffeur puis route vers Volubilis, visite de la ruine volubilis (cité berbère romanisée) capitale du royaume de la Mauritanie à l'époque (3eme siècle av. J.-C),  route vers Meknès.

L’après-midi petite visite guidée de la ville de Meknès, la 4eme ville impériale fondée en 711 par la tribu Amazighe des Meknassas, visite des monuments historiques dont Bou Inania Mederssa, Bab Mansour, Mausolée Moulay Ismail.... Route vers Fès en fin de journée, installation à l’hôtel 

📍26 septembre  : Fès

Petit déjeuner puis commencer la visite des monuments les plus remarquables de cette ville dont Dar El Makhzen, entré palais Royal avec ces magnifiques sept porte en bronze, Mellah (quartier des juives marocains), Borj sud pour admirer la vue panoramique, Bab Boujloud (l'entrée principale de la médina), Medersa Bou Anania du 14e siècle ainsi que l'université Al Quaraouiyine, fondé par Fatima Fihria, sa construction débute en 859 sous le règne de la dynastie Idrisside, elle est considérée comme la plus ancienne université dans le monde encore en activité par l'UNESCO, le Livre Guinness des records, et par plusieurs historiens

📍27 septembre  : Fès  - Chefchaouen.

Quittant Fès en direction Nord-est, vers les montagnes du Rif   des beaux paysages est des villages Berbères amazighe rencontre de la population locale, vous arrivez à chefchaouen installation au Riad,  rendez-vous pour le déjeuner puis visite de cette magnifique médina aux ruelles bleues. La ville est d’ailleurs souvent surnommée ville bleue.

Cette petite ville du Rif se situe dans le nord du Maroc, de nombreux voyageurs viennent visiter Chefchaouen après être tombés sous le charme des photographies des ruelles de sa médina.

📍28 septembre : Chefchaouen - Akchour - Titouan. 110 Km

Après le petit déjeuner, le départ pour le village Akchour est un petit village à 30 km de Chefchaouen sur la route de Oued laou, c’est un site connu pour ses montagnes, ses rivières et surtout ces cascades toutes plus magnifiques les unes que les autres. Les amoureux de la montagne   et les randonneurs ont le choix entre deux parcours qui les mène à une grande falaise. de 2heures qui leur font découvrir une grande cascade ou bien voir seulement les petites cascades sans marcher 2h30heures de montée et 1h30 de descente.

Visite un peu l’endroit, déjeuné sur place puis continuation vers la ville de Tétouan après environ une heure de route. La ville de Tétouan possède une des Médinas les plus authentiques du Maroc Les maisons lumineuses

Richement décorées avec des grilles en fer forgé offrent de même que les belles

Places, un bon exemple de son architecture médiévale andalou - mauresque.

📍29 septembre : visite de Tétouan

Commencez la promenade  avec votre guide en passant par la Place Hassan II, sur laquelle trône l’ancien palais du khalifat de Tétouan (Dar El Makhzen). Cette immense esplanade est la plus animée de la ville.

Continuation  a rentrée dans  la médina. On s’égare avec plaisir au fil des ruelles et des arcades, dans une atmosphère mystérieuse et envoûtante. Vous vous retirerez facilement dans les souks, chaque rue est consacrée à une activité artisanale ou commerciale particulière : dinandiers, ébénistes, nattiers, artisans du cuir ou marchands d’épices… Découvrez tous les secrets du savoir-faire rifain !

Près de la Place Hassan II, prenez le temps de découvrir le Mellah des juifs Marocain de Tétouan ;

Ce vieux quartier juif abrite plusieurs boutiques traditionnelles.

le guide vous a amenée à Manger après Midi  continuation à Parcourant les ruelles étroites vous observerez de belles façades, portes et fenêtres ornées de céramiques colorées et d’élégantes ferronneries. (Depuis la Place Hassan II ;

📍30 septembre  : Tétouan - asilah larache kénitra Rabat .  

Après le petit déjeuner départ par  la route côtière en passant par Larache est Moulay Bousselham ville, Kenitra puis arrivée à Rabat ,  arrivée et installation à votre hôtel.

📍01 octobre : Rabat Europe.

Après le petit déjeuner transfert à l'aéroport .

Fin de nos service.

Plus d'infos:

Contact le Guide

📱+212662898255

📧 hamidatlas@hotmail.com

[berber-way-morocco-tours]

Thinking of going to Morocco? Contact us and tell us : 1- number of travellers 2- your dates 3- number of days you want stay 4- your max budget 👉 Places to visit 🚙 _______________ 👉 Casablanca : +Visit the medina +Visit the Mohammed V Plaza +Visit the United Nations Square +Visit  the central market +Visit the Habbous district +Visit the Royal Palace +Visit mosque hassan II 👉RABAT + Visit the wonderful Kasbah of Oudayas +Visit the Hassan Tower +Visit the the Royal Palace +Visit the the magnificent mausoleum of Mohammed V 👉 CHEFCHAOUANE + Exploring The blues alleys +Exploring the village and market. 👉 MEKNES +Visit the Medina +Visit the most beautiful royal gate in Morocco +Visit the romain area volubilis landmark 👉 FEZ + Visit the Bou Anania Medersa +Visit the Attarine Medersas + Visit the Qarawiyyin Mosque 👉 Ifrane + Well see the forest monkeys in Mechilfine 👉 MERZOUGA + Camping in luxury camps in the desert +Camel's riding + Watching the sunset and sunrise + Visit the GORGES OF DADES + Visit the TOUDGHA-ROSES VALLEY 👉 OUARZAZATE + Visit Kasbah Taourirte +Visit the AIT BEN HADDOU 👉 MARRAKECH + palace badiiâ +palace bahia +Tomb of saâdiine +Kasbah +Jewish quarter +square of jamâ el fena + garden of majorel +Medina souks 👉 ESSAOUIRA +visit the Medina +Visit the Mellah (old Jewish quarter) +Visit the Kasbah (old military bastion) + Visit the fishermen port ✅ INCLUDES : ----------------------- 👉Airport Transfer 👉Pick up and drop off to your accommodation with breakfasts and 1 dinner show at the luxury camps in merzouga desert 👉 hotels and riads and 1 night in the luxury camp 👉Camel Trekking and desert camp 👉Guided tours in Fez, Essaouira and Marrakech 👉Transportations stand by 👉Tour in 4wd or Mini-van with air conditioned 👉Driver Guide (English Speaker) 👉Meneral water 👉Fuel . 📧 Book your moroccan tours here: 🚩 Or: groupberberway@gmail.com ☎️+212633987288 FOLLOWG👉 Me @berber_way_morocco_tour . #morocco #marokko #marruecos #モロッコ #摩洛哥 #moroccotours #moroccotravel #visitmorocco #travelmorocco #inmorocco #simplymorocco #moroccotrip #marocaine #morocco🇲🇦 (at Morocco, North Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CavAp-BsJ5z/?utm_medium=tumblr